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PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT NI-7125
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT
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THREE LETTERS FROM FARBEN'S VERMITTLUNGSSTELLE W
TO THREE
DIFFERENT REICH AGENCIES, FEBRUARY 1937,
SEPTEMBER 1938, AND JULY 1939,
CONCERNING
PRODUCTION OF IMPORTANT MILITARY PRODUCTS
AT FARBEN'S
LUDWIGSHAFEN-OPPAU PLANT |
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1. Letter of Vermittlungsstelle W to the Reich War Ministry,
2
February 1937 |
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| CONFIDENTIAL! |
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Reich War Ministry, Military Economics Staff
Attention: Dr.
Mureck
Berlin W 35, Bendlerstrasse 27 |
Dr. Di./Sch
2 February 1937 |
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Urea plant
We have forwarded your inquiry concerning a
stand-by plant for urea* to our competent office. However, we would like to say
briefly now that we think it would be much more economical to stockpile the
required amounts in the safety zone than to build an installation for only
5,000 tons of urea per year.
Since the urea factory at Oppau has been
partly idle for a long time, the desired securing of the urea supply in case of
emergency could be achieved in a far shorter time and at less cost to the
national economy by stockpiling rather than by creating a suitable production
site. |
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Heil Hitler!
Vermittlungsstelle W, Sparte I
Signed:
DIEKMANN |
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Copy to Dr. Krauch
Berlin, W 8
[Stamp] Registered
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